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General Slang
a todo dar
ah TOH-doh DAR · phrase · informal
Awesome; going great; full-on.
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Definitions
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Mexican expression meaning something or someone is great, or that things are going full-tilt.
“La fiesta estuvo a todo dar.”
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Describing a person as friendly, generous, or all-around great.
“Tu amigo es a todo dar, me cayó muy bien.”
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a todo dar In A Sentence
La fiesta estuvo a todo dar.
Tu amigo es a todo dar, me cayó muy bien.
Origin & Usage
Mexican Spanish idiom.
People Also Ask
What does 'a todo dar' mean?
It means awesome or going great — used for a fun event, or to describe a great, friendly person.
How do you use 'a todo dar'?
You'd say 'la fiesta estuvo a todo dar' (the party was awesome) or call a cool person 'a todo dar.'
Where is 'a todo dar' used?
It's a Mexican Spanish idiom, common in casual, upbeat conversation.
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